Biomedical Engineer

As a Biomedical Engineer, you will be responsible for designing and developing medical devices and equipment, including prosthetics, diagnostic machines, surgical instruments, and imaging systems. Your primary focus will be to ensure that these devices meet the required specifications and healthcare standards. You will conduct thorough tests to evaluate the safety, functionality, and performance of biomedical devices. It will be your duty to ensure that all products are compliant with regulatory standards such as FDA and ISO. Staying updated with the latest trends in biomedical engineering is crucial. Collaborating with researchers and healthcare professionals, you will work on incorporating innovative solutions into new designs. In addition, you will oversee the maintenance and repair of biomedical equipment in healthcare facilities. Providing technical support and training to medical staff on the proper use of equipment will also be part of your responsibilities. Ensuring rigorous quality and safety standards for biomedical products is imperative. You will develop and implement quality control measures and maintain detailed technical documentation for the development and regulatory approval of medical devices. Collaboration with doctors, surgeons, and healthcare professionals is essential to understand their needs and develop solutions for improving patient care. Problem-solving skills will be required to analyze issues related to medical devices or systems and find practical solutions to enhance functionality and patient outcomes. **Skills and Qualifications:** - Educational Background: A bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or a related field (Masters or PhD may be required for advanced roles). - Technical Skills: Proficiency in design software (e.g., CAD), knowledge of materials science, and understanding of anatomy and physiology. - Knowledge of Medical Regulations: Familiarity with industry standards, regulations (FDA, ISO), and safety protocols related to medical devices. - Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills for designing, testing, and improving medical equipment. - Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate complex technical information to non-technical healthcare professionals and patients. - Attention to Detail: Precision in design, testing, and quality assurance tasks to ensure safety and effectiveness. This is a full-time position with benefits such as a flexible schedule, health insurance, leave encashment, paid time off, and provident fund. The work location is in person.,